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crushed granite & fine pine bark

13 years ago

I was thinking about containers for a few of my babies. I was thinking of creating AL's grit mix. I was able to locate turpac from the ewing store but the other two ingredients namely fine pine park and the crushed granite grit aka grain-I-grit have been elusive. Anyone knows a local source of these ingredients

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crista
13 years ago
A feed store should have grit, don't know about the fine pine bark.
nutcr0cker
Original Author
13 years ago
Thanks for the tips will check a feed store
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